This past spring and summer, a team of avian researchers spent their days observing the breeding season of Bobolinks in the agricultural and preserved lands of the iconic King Ranch area in southern Chester County. Learn about the team’s research into the lives of bobolinks and what they’ve learned so far about their habitat preferences and the impact of the land on their survival.
You might have heard of the term GIS (Geographic Information Systems), but you are not alone if you’re wondering how this important technology is used. Over the holiday season, friends and family would occasionally ask me, “So you just make maps all day?”,...
Southeastern Pennsylvania, beloved for its rolling hills and pastoral landscapes, is anchored by the Brandywine River and its protected natural areas. Winter on the Brandywine is an often quiet balance of dormancy and survival. Share in our pleasure at these beautiful examples of the flora and...
On this day in which a critical vote will be held in Congress regarding conservation easements and charitable giving nationwide, Sherri Evans-Stanton, director of the Brandywine Conservancy, sent this powerful letter to the Editor of the...
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Tamanya Garza, Marketing & Social Media Specialist
As one of the groups leading the charge on maintaining clean water in the Brandywine Valley, the staff of the Brandywine Conservancy often get questions about how each person can do their part. One of the questions we get pretty regularly is...